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Entrance from the ski slopePhoto: Thomas Wanner, Alpenverein Hohe Munde
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An easy variant that can also be skied well under more challenging conditions. The terrain is not very demanding. With skillful track choice, you can still find good powder even in stronger sunshine.
moderate
Distance 3.4 km
0:45 h
0 m
484 m
2,304 m
1,813 m
The Abendweide is a great variant for intermediate skiers. It is not very long and there are no big drops or steep terrain sections. The crossing is sometimes a bit tedious but can be managed well in 10 minutes. Since you come out directly at the valley station of the Steinmähderbahn again, you can easily do the run two or three times.
Author’s recommendation
Go out the entire bowl before starting the descent. You might be tempted to enter earlier, but the snow gets better towards the end of the bowl as it gets less sun.
Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Highest point
Steinmähderbahn mountain station, 2,304 m
Lowest point
Steinmähderbahn valley station, 1,813 m
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Beware of local terrain traps, especially in the stream bed towards the end of the route.Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
From the Steinmähderbahn mountain station, leave the ski slope directly below the station heading west. Near the rocks, traverse the slope until you reach a wide slope that leads into a flat, wide saddle. From here, you must move south for about 10 minutes sideways, passing the distinctive rock spur of the Tälispitz. At a suitable spot, enter the large bowl down to the stream bed. It is important not to lose sight of the small hut on the other side of the stream. This should be aimed for when you want to return to the Steinmähderbahn valley station. However, you can also continue down into the valley and there reach the ski route leading to the chairlift in Zug.
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Public-transport-friendly
By train to the ÖBB train station St. Anton am Arlberg.
Bus terminal for onward travel to Lech directly at the station.
Directions
A12 Inn Valley motorway from Innsbruck to Landeck, then continue on the S16 expressway to the St. Anton am Arlberg exit and from there continue over the Arlberg Pass to Lech.Parking
Paid parking spaces in Lech.Coordinates
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47.226186, 10.102521
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47°13'34.3"N 10°06'09.1"E
UTM
32T 583465 5230889
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Book recommendation by the author
Off Piste - Andy Thurner
Author’s map recommendations
Alpine Club map 3/2 Lechtal Alps - Arlberg
Swiss topographic map 1:50000 Arlberg
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Equipment
3-antenna avalanche transceiver, metal shovel, and probe are definitely included. Additionally, helmet and avalanche airbag are recommended.Localization
Parts of this content were machine translated from German.
Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
3.4 km
Duration
0:45 h
Descent
484 m
Highest point
2,304 m
Lowest point
1,813 m
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